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------- Comment #17 from virginia.smith@hp.com 2007-11-28 00:31 -------
Conformance Criteria section now reads:
5.1 Conformance Criteria
SML-IF defines two levels of conformance for SML-IF Documents:
1. A level 2 conforming SML-IF Document MUST adhere to all requirements in
this specification as described in the normative sections. In particular, all
non-null SML references in the document MUST contain a URI scheme
representation [SML 1.1].
2. A level 1 conforming SML-IF Document MUST adhere to all requirements in
this specification as described in the normative sections with the exception
that a URI scheme representation [SML 1.1] is not required for SML references.
An SML-IF Document that contains at least one non-null SML reference which has
no URI scheme representation but satisfies all other SML-IF requirements is a
level 1 conforming SML-IF Document.
A conforming SML-IF Producer MUST be able to generate a level 2 conforming
SML-IF Document from an SML model.
A conforming SML-IF Consumer MUST process a conforming SML-IF Document using,
in whole or part, semantics defined by this specification. It is OPTIONAL that
a conforming SML-IF Consumer process all elements defined in this
specification, but any element that is processed MUST be processed in a manner
that is consistent with the semantics defined here.
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